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Euphoria: Being Trans in Ireland (2020)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 13M

Director : Kieran Tyrrell

Synopsis

A short documentary about being trans in Ireland.

Actors

Crews

Kieran Tyrrell
Kieran Tyrrell
Director
Alex Jenkins
Alex Jenkins
Producer

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